Mahmood Mosque, located at 101 Maple Street in Smyrna, Tennessee, serves the Alabama–Tennessee Chapter of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA. The Community acquired the property, a former church building, in August 2009 and converted it into a mosque during 2009–2010. Ahmadiyya historical records state that Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih V, named the center “Mahmood Mosque,” and that it was inaugurated by Naseem Mahdi and Azhar Hanif. Ahmadiyya Gazette

The property covers approximately 0.8 acres, with about 6,250 square feet of covered space and parking for around 29 vehicles. Since its establishment, Mahmood Mosque has served as a permanent center for congregational worship, religious education, community gatherings and outreach for Ahmadi Muslims in Tennessee and the surrounding region. The current official Ahmadiyya USA mosque directory continues to list Masjid Mahmood at 101 Maple St, Smyrna, TN 37167. Tarbiyat Department